conditions as their current conditions are all covered by the regular conditions and good neighbor policy. to view their existing permit, please turn to the last page of the section. it's on pages 2 and 3? and here to address the commission is owner malia spanyol. >> hi. how's it going? malia spanyol. i've had the parkside since 2007, and we've always had those outdoor speakers there. they're just for entertainment. we keep it quiet. it's just nice, subtle ambiance. they get turned off at a nice early hour, and the patio dies down just about every day. any questions? >> so the outdoor speakers are just, like, serial muzak? >> yeah. they're about this big. >> you're not piping any d.j.s or bands? >> no. >> just ambient stuff. >> yes. >> hi. thanks for coming in. on your application, i don't see anything about outreach, but you do have signatures. you're across from a park, right? >> right. >> there are not any residents in that neighborhood. so no other questions, just want to check about the neighbors. thanks for coming in. thank you. >> president bleiman: i don't have any questions, you

it's your condition. as far as you know, then, they had the one meeting but no mitigations were discussed between the project sponsor and the neighbors? >> if meetings occurred outside my knowledge, i can't speak to it >> you are not aware of any? >> correct. i've heard what the sponsors told me today which is that they met and tried to discuss issues and whatever the outcomes of those were was the outcome. >> just to conclude my comments, i'm also not supportive at this point. based upon the fact that if there is noise in a facility and it's bothersome to some potentially, the generator of that noise in their business needs to take care of that within their own facility. >> commissioner moore. >> were you the planner last year on this project >> say that once more. >> were you the planner last year of this project? >> i've been the planner since the beginning of the project, yeah. >> for those commissioners who were not around last year, it was an extremely contentious meeting as you will recall. the opp

if you're a person with an underlying condition, the conditions i mentioned him a particularly if you are in elderly person, with that. said, vice president beyond even cruise ships, just use the common sense of trying to protect yourself. because you are the most vulnerable. that is often referred to as social distancing. what we mean by that, is that if you are a person in that category, twice, even before you get on a plane for a long trip. or you want to travel or you want to go to a place that is crowded where there may be people who have an infection of any sort. that does not have to be coronavirus. it could be influenza or anything like that. i want to publicly answer the question that i keep getting asked in a private situation. if you are in that category, or if you are the family of individuals in that category, take care to try to take care of the most vulnerable among them. there are simple things you can do. practical common sense about not putting yourself in a situation, whatever that might be, that might increase the risk, given your situation. thank you. vp pence: th

conditions at parchin have been. behind me is the mississippi state penitentiary known locally as parchment prison where an astounding 9 individuals have died in the past month alone since the start of the new year reports of everything from fights and fires and suicides to insufficient food and water supplies power outages and individuals sleeping on the floors have been reported and a mountain of human rights abuses are allegedly going on behind these walls we traveled here today to speak with locals activists politicians celebrities and everyone in between and to try and figure out why these things are happening here parchment and what can be done to fix the problem in order to understand the current crisis inside parchment you have to go way back in history and understand the prison's roots the former governor of mississippi an open wife supremacist james k. vardaman was instrumental in creating the mississippi state prison he believed that the money made from convict leasing and chain gang should go to the state

conditions as their current conditions are all covered by the regular conditions and good neighbor policyiew their existing permit, please turn to the last page of the section. it's on pages 2 and 3? and here to address the commission is owner malia spanyol. >> hi. how's it going? malia spanyol. i've had the parkside since 2007, and we've always had those outdoor speakers there. they're just for entertainment. we keep it quiet. it's just nice, subtle ambiance. they get turned off at a nice early hour, and the patio dies down just about every day. any questions? >> so the outdoor speakers are just, like, serial muzak? >> yeah. they're about this big. >> you're not piping any d.j.s or bands? >> no. >> just ambient stuff. >> yes. >> hi. thanks for coming in. on your application, i don't see anything about outreach, but you do have signatures. you're across from a park, right? >> right. >> there are not any residents in that neighborhood. so no other questions, just want to check about the neighbors. thanks for coming in. thank you. >> president bleiman: i don't have any questions, you can ha

one with a woman with chronic health condition. officials begun their investigation into how she contracted the virus. the other two cases were a husband and wife recently traveled to egypt. the two presumptive possible cases were healthcare workers in vacaville hospital. health officials say they came into contact with a woman who was in vacaville for three days and she later tested positive with coronavirus. abc7 news cornell bernard is live at sfo with details. >> reporter: yeah, eric, travelers are reacting to those news. we have learned alameda county declared a health emergency in the wake of this possble case of coronavirus. two healthcare workers at vacaville hospital are at ho hohomeisation. one is a county. still unclear how she contracted it. >> the healthcare worker did not suspect and did not -- >> reporter: at sfo fears of the virus have increase. >> i try to travel without having to seeing someone that could possibly have the virus. >> reporter: kevin ramos just returned from south korea where coronavirus is spreadin

stepping back further you can see the current conditions down below and the proposed conditions above. >> you are over your time. >> let me wrap up. >> my apologies. let me touch quickly. these beautiful five words from the san francisco civil rights leader harvey milk. these will bring energy to the space to help it become iconic as people photograph it and bring gra vitas. >> every measurement is cataloged and the plan is revised to be sure we have a safe approach to touching the building through mortar joints only and the augmentation and light and sound system and sign above are reversible. with that i say thank you. >> no speaker cards. >> any comments from the commission before i ask for public comment? any member of the public wish to make public comment at this time? >> good afternoon. i am john cunningham director of the aids memorial in golden gate park. i speak in support of the sponsor and my confidence in san francisco recreation and parks department to navigate this project. parks, arts, culture, community and bringing it altogether in nature i believe the one of the mos

focus will be on financial conditions.wo weeks ago, we compared financial conditions with the growth in advanced economies. there has been a whitening between the gap of financial conditions and activity in the economy. the signal from advanced economies is growth would be 2.6% in the first quarter. on 1.3%. is there is a gap between these two. it suggests that monetary easing is supporting the financial markets but not fitting into the real side of the economy. greg: there seems to be a disappointment for market participants yesterday even though the fed went deep. have aell had to say, i central banker, i will not cure the coronavirus or stop it. that it seemed to have a sour tone. are we coming to grips with that reality? the central base have saved us from a lot, they cannot stop a virus. pernille: the key for the central bankers and at this stage was to prevent financial conditions from going into tight territory. they are not there yet, although there has been a sharp move recently. the challenge is if we go into tig

it's your condition. as far as you know, then, they had the one meeting but no mitigations were discussed between the project sponsor and the neighbors? >> if meetings occurred outside my knowledge, i can't speak to it >> you are not aware of any? >> correct. i've heard what the sponsors told me today which is that they met and tried to discuss issues and whatever the outcomes of those were was the outcome. >> just to conclude my comments, i'm also not supportive at this point. based upon the fact that if there is noise in a facility and it's bothersome to some potentially, the generator of that noise in their business needs to take care of that within their own facility. >> commissioner moore. >> were you the planner last year on this project >> say that once more. >> were you the planner last year of this project? >> i've been the planner since the beginning of the project, yeah. >> for those commissioners who were not around last year, it was an extremely contentious meeting as you will recall. the opp

conditions as their current conditions are all covered by the regular conditions and good neighbor policy. to view their existing permit, please turn to the last page of the section. it's on pages 2 and 3? and here to address the commission is owner malia spanyol. >> hi. how's it going? malia spanyol. i've had the parkside since 2007, and we've always had those outdoor speakers there. they're just for entertainment. we keep it quiet. it's just nice, subtle ambiance. they get turned off at a nice early hour, and the patio dies down just about every day. any questions? >> so the outdoor speakers are just, like, serial muzak? >> yeah. they're about this big. >> you're not piping any d.j.s or bands? >> no. >> just ambient stuff. >> yes. >> hi. thanks for coming in. on your application, i don't see anything about outreach, but you do have signatures. you're across from a park, right? >> right. >> there are not any residents in that neighborhood. so no other questions, just want to check about the neighbors. thanks for coming in. thank you. >> president bleiman: i don't have any questions, you

that if sent there he could end up facing conditions amounting to torture that is one of the factors that the british court is legally compelled to consider however the u.k. authorities are also facing some serious questions in this case about whether a sound is getting a fair. hearing and about britain's own commitment to human rights and the rule of law legal experts medical specialists and the un special rapporteur on torture have all sounded the alarm over the conditions at the maximum security prison where sanchez is currently locked up our starting point this week is a lot. if you want to be told that there was a court case involving a journalist who had been jailed placed in solitary confinement held according to the united nations torturers conditions denied proper access to their lawyers and you were asked to guess the country involved which you have guessed the united kingdom. the british like to talk about their sense of fair play julian assange would argue otherwise if the authorities would let him mr science is being held in the dark at the back of the courtroom. covered

it's your condition. as far as you know, then, they had the one meeting but no mitigations were discussed between the project sponsor and the neighbors? >> if meetings occurred outside my knowledge, i can't speak to it >> you are not aware of any? >> correct. i've heard what the sponsors told me today which is that they met and tried to discuss issues and whatever the outcomes of those were was the outcome. >> just to conclude my comments, i'm also not supportive at this point. based upon the fact that if there is noise in a facility and it's bothersome to some potentially, the generator of that noise in their business needs to take care of that within their own facility. >> commissioner moore. >> were you the planner last year on this project >> say that once more. >> were you the planner last year of this project? >> i've been the planner since the beginning of the project, yeah. >> for those commissioners who were not around last year, it was an extremely contentious meeting as you will recall. the opp

we know that if you have underlying health condition, if you have asthma 01’ health condition, if youeart failure, then you're more likely to be more seriously affect that. but we don't know for certain whether people who are dressed very physically robust will be spared the more serious condition that's more likely they would be the case. margaret asks, is there any help for charities who provide daycare for vulnerable adults? charities providing daycare are very vulnerable to people counselling, particularly because most of their clients are in big groups that are being asked to socially isolate. but most local authorities are well aware of this. certainly in my locality in lincolnshire we are talking about how can we deploy the staff and volunteers and maybe even the premises, we are going to need some way to the fact small children of our key workers. and it may be that a base and their premise has all the right facility. if there are small charities out there, i do get in touch with your local care association or your local authority, whichever you can find the easiest contact to

he was in his 80s and had underlying health conditions.ry to have rushed those, i know it is very distressing every time you hear this news read out if it is one of your relatives but we want to keep people up—to—date as much as we can wear these cases are and the fatalities are. we know that in all but one of those cases, the

it's your condition.now, then, they had the one meeting but no mitigations were discussed between the project sponsor and the neighbors? >> if meetings occurred outside my knowledge, i can't speak to it >> you are not aware of any? >> correct. i've heard what the sponsors told me today which is that they met and tried to discuss issues and whatever the outcomes of those were was the outcome. >> just to conclude my comments, i'm also not supportive at this point. based upon the fact that if there is noise in a facility and it's bothersome to some potentially, the generator of that noise in their business needs to take care of that within their own facility. >> commissioner moore. >> were you the planner last year on this project >> say that once more. >> were you the planner last year of this project? >> i've been the planner since the beginning of the project, yeah. >> for those commissioners who were not around last year, it was an extremely contentious meeting as you will recall. the opposing party is n

there are many underlying conditions. think there's quite a lot of questions i've been asked already by question two patients. what is serious and what is not? i think what i can say oi'i what is not? i think what i can say on that is, there are many underlying conditions such as cardiovascular disease and heart attacks, blood trust that are very common. attacks, blood trust that are very common. there is diabetes and respiratory conditions. making sure whatever condition they have they can manage that well. i guess that's what we try to do as gps they today. i think a lot of them are very worried, because it covers a very broad range of various diseases. surely one would have to check with one gp, and that in itself is going to put an extra burden on the nhs in the middle of this pandemic. well, today gps are still taking a lot of consultations on the phone, so we do a lot of work on the phone, so we do a lot of work on the phone, so we do a lot of work on the phone. may be reducing our face—to—face to reduce football, a

what's causing these conditions? >> yes. storms are merging into one big storm, and they are intensifying very validly. the storm is creating windy conditions and also ushering in cold air. that's why we're seeing some blizzard conditions across hokkaido. the worst is happening along the pacific side. we have some video from hokkaido. hiro has 1.5 meters of snow on the ground now. blizzard warnings for the south and east of hokkaido. dozens of trains suspended, and roads have been closed. 150 flights have been canceled, and visibility is almost zero. whiteout conditions are happening across hokkaido at this moment. over the past 24 hours, hiroo had 80 centimeters of snow, a record. also, gusts of nearly 90 kilometers per hour, a record for the month of march. also, we're seeing snowfall across western japan, as well. conditions will get even worse because this low pressure system is still intensifying. now, the central pressure as of thursday morning was 1,000 hectare pascals, but that could drop by about 22 hectare pascals

of the condition can be treated.hate who are vulnerable depend on home visits, for instance, they are going to have a hard time getting the things they need. it's not awould say good idea to panic. listening to public health authorities, they have the best information. that is appropriate. so if public health authorities are telling you to quarantine and stay in place, that makes sense. is it the right decision? unfortunately, you can only tell ex post. david: we had a doctor yesterday say if you are an elderly person or have any compromise to your system, you are better off not getting on a plane, or certainly a cruise ship. should we be reacting print of lee with -- reacting preemptively with more of the vulnerable population? dr. bhattacharya: i think he's absolutely right. it is the elderly, the people with pre-existing health suffer the that condition for the highest rates of mortality. they have mortality above 10%. too.would put me at home, i would not want to be exposed to the virus if i was in a vulnerable s

a conditions-based agreement. we're watching the taliban's ctions closely to assess whether they are upholding their commitments. i also had the opportunity to address our troops and coalition forces while i was in kabul and speak with m.s.o., v.s.o. groups while back to the united states. we must not forget this agreement was part of the tremendous sacrifices our service men and women have made over the past 18-plus years. they continue to do great work, supporting afghan security forces and taking terrorists offer the battlefield whenever they emerge. my message to the coalition was to stay vigilant because we still have a long and difficult mission ahead of us. before i close, i'd also like to provide a brief update on what d.o.d. is doing to address the coronavirus. for the past six weeks, we've had a daily working group meeting at the general officer level, including the joint staff, the services, the combat and commands and o.s.d. as a result, we issued a variety of memorandums and directives advising the fo

slick conditions. we'll talk about a freeway closure as well coming up. >>> plus, businesses are struggling to make it in the bay and right now with the coronavirus outbreak it's really hard. the way california lawmakers want to help keep the lights on. >>> good monday morning to you. taking a live look outside. that's the bay bridge from a distance. probably not in this shot but, you know what, drizzly morning continues out there. what will continue for the day and the week? finally spring is kind of arriving later this week, kari. >> thursday. >>> it feels more like winter because we've had such cool weather. we're looking at highs in the 50s for the next couple of days. then we also have this rain coming through, and it's been definitely not a disappointment in parts of the bay area although in the north bay you haven't seen as much of the rain but this is what we're expecting with the axis of the heaviest rain from san francisco to the east bay on southward. and then where we see quite a few colors

i'm most concerned about patients with heart conditions patients with reduced cardiac efficiency. is it about millions of diabetics need to take special care to protect themselves against the coronavirus who tell a man has c o p d chronic obstructive pulmonary disease the chronic lung condition means she has difficulty breathing she has to be very careful to avoid infections be it just a normal flu or the new coronavirus. mommy my nigga damn i am aware of the risk but i'm not worried because i'm doing everything i can to be careful. i disinfect frequently between 2 i wash my hands after i've taken the bus. there's not much more i can do i just hope i don't get it over. unfortunately patients are at greater risk of contracting the virus because their lungs are already damaged a coronavirus infection is potentially more harmful. conic bronchitis is inflammation of the lining of the bronx which carry air to and from the air sacs of the lungs they can therefore narrow and become clogged with mucus. this makes it difficult to move air in and out of the lungs and they become vulnerable

it's just the brisk conditions. this morning. so snowfall rain it started to work out of the region now what we are going to see the next few days is increasingly dry and warm conditions today tomorrow wednesday, some of our warmest days of your forecast as temperatures climb well into the 70's and then we take a dip back down into the 60's to finish the week with friday and saturday offering some light showers to the bay area nothing that's going to bust that moderate drought conditions that have returned to the bay area but we will also see some additional snowfall in the sierra continuing to build that snowpack this is really good news. we need to see that keep happening and after another brief dry period, it looks like the middle of next week could bring a little bit more rainfall. so this is a much more active picture than what we were seeing during february a good change the worker selves into we'd love to see even more of it than what we do have in the forecast. 60's for your highs for most of the bay today we do see a few

there are more than 20000 people living here in dire conditions lack of food washing areas and medicine are the norm. there is a lot of disease here people are sick they have fevers and skin conditions like school and life they cough and have breathing problems like asthma officially there are no coded 1000 cases here but also no government plan to prevent them says doctors without borders such a scenario would be a disaster for everyone and lesbos refugees and residents alike. and. the want to. before the pandemic germany had agreed to accept unaccompanied minors that's off the table now an effort to avoid bringing in outsiders from at risk groups opposition parties have criticized a lack of political will to end the humanitarian crisis. many politicians say we don't want a repeat of 2015 but we're not talking about millions of people here just a few tens of thousands if you're really serious and want to do everything possible to prevent a further outbreak then we have to evacuate these camps. a camp intended for 3000 people housing 20000 that makes social distancing here close to impo

the patient was a man in his early 80s who had underlying health conditions.the number of confirmed cases in the uk is now 164, but that's still way behind italy, by far the worst outbreak in europe. the vatican, the tiny citystate in rome, has announced its first case of coronavirus. the pope who has had a bad cold, has already reported negative. across italy, mostly in the north, there were nearly 800 new cases today, bringing the total to more than 4500, with 197 deaths. but for most, it is proving a mild illness and more than 500 of those infected have already fully recovered. fergus walsh, bbc news. the health secretary matt hancock today tried to reassure people about food supplies in the coming months saying the government is working with supermarkets to make sure that people who have to self—isolate will get the food they need. but leading supermarkets contradicted him. our business editor simon jack explained the situation. this afternoon, there was a conference call between the food and environment secretary george eustis with major supermarkets. tha

and that's why we're going to appeal some of the conditions. >> and you're going to make sure those conditions don't exist in any other facility or fight to maintain conditions like those that have been enjoined. >> we're not going fight to keep unconstitutional conditions. there is a fundamental disagreement on what those unconstitutional grave conditions are, and that's where -- >> which condition do you think is unconstitutional and which one isn't? do you think all of the conditions -- all of those categories are okay that you can just deprive a single male adult of a shower and medical assistance. >> i just said that new york city -- a second ago. >> we need to provide adequate food, water, medical attention. i think we are doing all of those things. >> a judge disagreed. thank you, i yield back. (inaudible) >> at that time. >> we understand the recommendations regarding meaningful access. >> we understand recommendations regarding meaningful access to legal counsel for migrants placed at mpp were made following a red team review of this fall. what has cbp done specifically in response to

how will this week plant root behave under conditions of heat stress what will it look like after 69 or 12 days at the plant gets too little water robert kohler at the new research center can see what happens early on with a kind of m.r.i. for plants before the higher and better haven before the leaves start to droop we already know that this plant is showing your reaction and that's metabolism although it's not yet visible to the naked eye and also we can take action without coming down from. the high tech equipment is being used to study crop plants the aim is to find a way to defy climate change the researchers are focusing on the impact of stress on group growth. in these areas where the warmer colors like red exhibit more root growth the areas where the colors are colder more blue there isn't as much room for growth. of. the devices used in radiology make it possible to screen wheat corn or sugar beets without harming them. 'd the plants can be studied as they grow in minute structural detail all the stored information on a particular plant is assigned a barcode. into the backco

older people to avoid others, those with health conditions shielded for 12 weeks.t would be difficult because we are very social animals, but even so, we have skype for our family. we are calm and unafraid. whatever is thrown at us. social distancing needs to happen because when the older generation are out and about, they can't be sure if people have coronavirus butjust aren't showing the symptoms. but there is a clear danger that social isolation is also likely to be a big problem. getting ready for self—isolation, jane. her daughter has already insisted her mum, a spanish teacher with diabetes, works online from home. i will self—isolate because i am in the age group, 72, and i suffer with type two diabetes. i am a vulnerable person. i do miss you. the good thing about all this technology is that, actually now, you won't be able to get rid of me, because i'm determined that we will be able to do some nice things together, whether that is cook alongs or book club. for the elderly, the vulnerable, pregnant women and their families, these will be the most difficult

we have news on her condition. and a physician's assistant says he believes he was infected at a conference held in times square. he's 32, no underlying conditions. what he's experiencing tonight. and in washington state, the death toll rising. they're in the middle of a nursing home crisis. whit johnson tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new york state reeling from the largest coronavirus outbreak in the country. the number of cases, at least 140 and climbing. the nation's busiest transportation hub taking another hit. physician's assistant james kai said he got the virus after attending a medical conference near times square. he's 32, with no underlying conditions. >> they're surprised, it can come out that bad, so quickly. and i'm so young. i don't drink, i don't smoke. >> reporter: he says his health is deteriorating. he's hospitalized in new jersey. >> half of my lung is already pneumonia, not working. so i don't know how much longer i have. >> reporter: rick cotton, the executive director of the port authority, n

we had you know we had some windy conditions. some cloudier conditions dodge the showers for the right right right now show that the sierra got the snowfall now with a good enough morning as the snow it was pretty out a decent amount in the wind this morning actually is 80 shut down because now you have the blowing snow on the sure so it's about my wife's folks live up in about 4,000 feet they sent us a picture they got a decent out of the senate was it's that for this year it was a good thing this weekend a bay area who get some work to do still first are looking out there in san francisco skies, nice and clear this morning so we've already worked our way back into what will be a clear next few days ahead of us winds are really the thing that's going interrupt your morning more than anything else because there's no fog there's no wet roadways. but it does feel brisk out there novato seeing peak wind gusts right now at around 30 miles per hour san francisco can conquered fairfield also checking in with some pretty impressive wind